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Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
During a team call, my manager casually remarked that remote employees "don't really carry their fair share of the load."
I was the only remote worker on the meeting.
I just replied, "Got it." Then I hit mute and went back to eating my sandwich.
What he didn't know is that our company’s after-hours line had been routing straight to my personal cell since 2022. Nobody ever officially assigned it to me. When our old receptionist quit, I answered it one evening, and it quietly became my job.
That Thursday, I silently changed the call-forwarding settings to his number. I didn't say a word.
Friday morning at 6:40 AM, he texted me:
"Why is my phone ringing?"
I texted back:
"Probably the after-hours line."
He replied with a 👍emoji—which I’m pretty sure he tapped by mistake... 🧵👇
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
You can make $500 per day if you have:
1. A laptop
2. Wi-Fi
3. Time
Here are 10 Claude Prompts that pay you daily:
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
The hacker behind the rumored Binance exploit might have pulled off one of the smartest plays in crypto history.
First, Tether reportedly moved to freeze $1.5B in USDT.
Then, Circle followed up by freezing $800M in USDC.
Everyone assumed the stolen funds were completely locked down.
Except the hacker was reportedly already two steps ahead.
Instead of leaving the USDT sitting in a wallet waiting to be blacklisted, they supplied it into Aave as collateral, borrowed native ETH against it, and vanished.
Here’s the catch:
Tether can only freeze USDT.
Nobody can freeze native ETH once it’s been borrowed.
In the end, the lending protocol is left dealing with the compromised collateral, while the hacker walks away with freely movable ETH—and zero reason to ever repay the loan.
Even with two centralized giants freezing over $2B in an instant, one person who truly understood DeFi mechanics may have slipped right through both of them.
When you stop and think about it calmly, that level of execution is wild... 🧵👇
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
The idea is simple: one product, multiple Halloween scenes, and a new visual surprise with every cut.
CapCut PC Pro is 60% off and Ultra is 40% off, but the Black Friday deal ends OCT 30.
As a creator, I often struggle with making scene changes feel smooth instead of distracting.
I'd use transitions from the Resource Library and adjust the clip timing manually to make the whole sequence flow better.
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Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: ChatGPT can now edit your videos like a smart professional video editor. Here are some prompts you can use:
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Apple users need to read this!
My friend works in mobile forensics.
He borrowed my phone for less than a minute last night.
He handed it back and said quietly:
“Turn off number 3 right now. It’s been logging your movements for months.”
Apple never puts these in the main settings screen.
These 5 things in iOS 26 are still quietly collecting data:
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
I’m about to make the Oct 30 deadline my entire personality. It’s the LAST DAY of CapCut PC Black Friday: up to 60% off Pro and 40% off Ultra. Desktop only. Consider yourself aggressively reminded.
My CapCut PC ad turns a billboard into a shopping experience: an AI character walks over, pulls my product from its 2D image into 3D, and uses it.
But the billboard shot looks blue, and the next shot looks orange. My product has apparently changed its entire identity during checkout.
I’d use Color Adjustments to bring the shots’ temperature and exposure closer together, checking both against my product reference. Then replay the transition. That product should still look familiar once it leaves the screen.
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Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
Day 1/30 — 30 Days, 15 AI Tools 🚀
I tested NotebookLM, and here's the result 👇
Instead of explaining everything first, I started with the finished video, then showed the workflow behind it.
NotebookLM can turn your sources into something much easier to understand and explore.
My workflow:
→ Add your source material
→ Generate an Audio Overview
→ Extract key ideas
→ Turn those ideas into a video concept
→ Create and edit the final video
The goal of this series is simple: test 15 AI tools in 30 days and show you what they can actually do.
No hype. Just real results and practical workflows.
Follow along for the next tool.
#AI #NotebookLM #AITools
Day 1/30 — 30 Days, 15 AI Tools 🚀
I tested NotebookLM, and here's the result 👇
Instead of explaining everything first, I started with the finished video, then showed the workflow behind it.
NotebookLM can turn your sources into something much easier to understand and explore.
My workflow:
→ Add your source material
→ Generate an Audio Overview
→ Extract key ideas
→ Turn those ideas into a video concept
→ Create and edit the final video
The goal of this series is simple: test 15 AI tools in 30 days and show you what they can actually do.
No hype. Just real results and practical workflows.
Follow along for the next tool.
#AI #NotebookLM #AITools
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
I tested something I’ve wanted from AI for a while:
What if my researcher, strategist, content writer, and website builder could work on the same project instead of living in separate chats?
So I gave an AI team one real creator task:
Turn an AI topic into a publish-ready X content campaign, then turn it into a live website with Teamily’s website builder.
Here’s what happened
#Ad
🤝 Paid partnership
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
Turned a single prompt into a hyper-realistic horror film with a terrifying twist using @darkwoodslabs.
The agent takes care of everything, from crafting the creepy scenes to producing the final video.
Featuring by Seedance 2.5. One prompt, endless chills!
🤝 Paid partnership
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
🚨 SOMEONE JUST DISRUPTED THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
A guy scanned an entire house with his phone and uploaded it.
Now anyone, anywhere, can walk through it from a browser tab. No app. No VR headset. No agent. No appointment.
Click, and you're inside. Every room. Every angle. Every shadow. Photorealistic.
The numbers are wild:
• Agent commission on a $500,000 home: $15,000
• Cost of this scan: ~$200
• Time to tour 50 houses: one afternoon
• File size: smaller than a TikTok
The tech behind it is just as impressive.
It's called 3D Gaussian Splatting. Instead of polygons, the way video games render, it uses millions of tiny glowing "splats" that carry color and depth. AI rebuilds reality from your photos, and the result loads on a phone and feels like you're actually THERE.
And the business opportunity? Even better.
Freelancers are already charging $300 to $800 per scan for realtors, Airbnbs, event venues, car dealerships, and museums.
One person + one phone + one weekend = A business.
100% open source. Built on PlayCanvas.
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
This looks like something a motion designer spent hours putting together.
The style, the movement, the transitions.
But here’s what makes Magnific Move interesting.
You can describe the animation you want, and an AI agent builds it for you.
That’s a pretty big deal. 👀
#MagnificMove
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
Samsung sold you a $1,300 Galaxy with its best settings switched off. On purpose.
You paid for every one of them. Nobody showed you where they are.
Here are the 6 to turn on tonight:
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
Paying at a restaurant in America has gotten completely out of hand.
In Europe:
- You eat a burger.
- You ask for the bill.
- It's €18.
- They bring the card reader right to your table.
- You tap your phone and leave.
Done.
In the United States:
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
You can smell a masturbation addict from a mile away they all leak the same red flags...🚀
The first sign is:
Md Naimul Kadir retweeted
Make the most of CapCut PC Black Friday: up to 60% off Pro and 40% off Ultra. Offers end Oct 30, the FINAL DAY. Desktop only.
A masked ghost breaking through a window to steal a product delivers a strong hook. A long, empty buildup can delay that moment and leave little time for the offer.
In CapCut PC, use Split and Trim to remove inactive sections and start closer to the action. Replay the opening at normal speed, keeping enough setup for the story to make sense and
more time for the product afterward.
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